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I-52 – Japan’s Golden Submarine – Sunk in the Atlantic in 1944

Gregory, Mackenzie J. · Jun 8, 2001 ·

I-52, the Japanese submarine, was one of three Type C3 submarines that were built over 1943/1944. This class designed as cargo carriers were huge boats, 356.5 feet long, with a ...

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Remains of the Kriegsmarine Handed to the Allies – 1945

A.N. Other · Jun 8, 2001 ·

Of the heavy ships only the heavy cruiser Prinz Eugen and the light cruisers Nurnberg and Leipzig remained afloat (the latter a virtual wreck after being accidentally rammed by Prinz ...

Captain Fogarty Fegen VC RN (1891-1940)

A.N. Other · Jun 8, 2001 ·

Members of the Wardroom of HMAS Creswell recently honoured the memory of Captain Fogarty Fegen, VC, RN, and his gallant action in command of HMS Jervis Bay (armed merchant cruiser) ...

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HMS Cossack

Stevens, Errol · Jun 8, 2001 ·

The name COSSACK, to many people, means a fierce sabre-wielding horseman from southern Russia. To most World War II naval veterans it reminds them of the exploits of the Tribal ...

Letters: Navy forgotten in Centenary Stamps

Stevens, Errol · Mar 30, 2001 ·

It is with some concern that I read in the January-February 2001 Australian Stamp Bulletin that Australia Post is releasing a set of stamps commemorating 100 years of service by the ...

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